My Favourite Frittata
Quick & easy but utterly delicious, fritatta’s are brilliant additions to lunchboxes or picnic hampers. “Did you know that runny or soft-boiled eggs are safe for babies / toddlers to eat? Find out more here”
Quick & easy but utterly delicious, fritatta’s are brilliant additions to lunchboxes or picnic hampers. “Did you know that runny or soft-boiled eggs are safe for babies / toddlers to eat? Find out more here”
It’s important to top up your iron levels during pregnancy, so give this tender beef stir fry a go.
Plaice is one of the best fishes for baby recipes as its purees to a smooth consistency. Mix it with a tasty cheese & tomato sauce with carrots for a good dose of protein, calcium & vitamins.
This five-ingredient puree is a great second-stage recipe for babies. It’s delicious, nutritious & simple to make.
This takeout-style recipe is one you’ll keep forever. It’s quick, tasty & can be made in minutes – making it a top midweek meal for busy days.
Spiralized sweet potato curls taste divine cooked in the oven & drizzled with a little oil & seasoning. The natural sugars in the sweet potato caramelise & the spaghetti like strands turn a little crispy.
This recipe uses cow’s milk but if you’d prefer, you can use breast or formula milk instead.
Prepare the filling the night before & wrap them up in the morning, ready for your child’s lunchbox.
Quinoa (pronounced ‘keen-wha’) is a gluten-free grain, rich in protein, calcium & iron.
This sweet-and-sour chicken recipe is a great favourite with my family. To make eating fun you can buy child-friendly plastic chopsticks that are joined at the top so that they only need to be squeezed together to pick up food. This recipe would be perfect for these as everything is cut into bite-sized pieces.
Help kids grow up strong with this spinach & mushroom pasta, a simple but satisfying tea.
Coat your beef skewers in a tangy teriyaki sauce before grilling them on the BBQ or frying them on the hob.
